Taj Mahal Restaurant & Lounge

Maybe it had to do with the options we chose, but I am not interested in returning to this place. we had worse Indian food, but it was really not very good. they had a lot of chutneys and we liked them all except the pumpkin. the tamarinden and minzetschutneys were good, but very watery. man and I have the plumber and that was good. but I can't say that about the rest of the food. we ordered the dahl who was a mixture of dark and bright lenses and while I was worse, we didn't like it. we also got the aloo ghobi with which we think it's hard to go wrong. we were surprised that it was not very good either. there were barely kartoffels. it was on the bad side of okay and it was expensive. that was the best we paid for a meal in any restaurant in prescott. it was nice that the menu had a vegan section and the staff was very ready to change dishes to make them vegan, but we thought it could be safer to go with what they normally serve. they have not reviewed much, but I am grateful that they were so open to vegan options. we had worse Indian food, which we couldn't even eat. that was not the case. it was possible. it had no good taste. the employees spoke English very well, and while that is helpful and less frustrating, we have asked ourselves not to see anyone who comes from Indian in the restaurant, whether it is personal or customer. our experience is that those of Indian descent are often the good Indian restaurants. but then we thought it might be just a timing. we have eaten in a series of great Indian restaurants, but that was not one of them.

I wish I could love this place. they are open to vegan groups, but for me just ok. Maybe I am biased because this is my city and I love the way I eat home ready. every time I want to take them back, I'll land in a raven for an atmosphere. may go a place if they have to eat with others who eat meat

Tons of vegan options and a very interesting and friendly waiter. he took his advice when I did my escape and in so happy I did. absolutely fantastic meal, will come back to any case. would give 5 stars if happy kuh allowed it.

Had the mushroom bahji. it was excellent. quite expensive to lunch. the entry was calculated separately from the rice and the n’aan brot. non- vegan midday companions said their escapes were delicious. no complaints about food quality.

While the portions are small for the price you’ll pay, Taj Mahal offers an authentic, decently delicious menu for visiting vegans. Waitstaff were helpful in pointing me in the direction of their vegan dishes.